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Epigoni (1)Epigonoi

The children of the Seven Against Thebes who, with the leadership of king Adrastus of Argos, captured the city of Thebes after the failure of their fathers.

The name literally means After-Born referring to the sons of the chiefs of the first siege of Thebes.

The Epigoni were: Diomedes, Aigialeus, Alkmaeon (Alcmaeon), Thersandros, Promakhos (Promachus), Sthenelos and Polydorus.

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